Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
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Graphic Account Of NJ.
gher'" Ride to Bould., ''fsa /.
Party. one Or q
Friday morning last Mr.. e.,.
rem, accompanied by her ou.s snetal ",
Meagher and Mrs. Judge Galh,s;,. Nh. Ga
Tor Boulder City by private se start
with Interpretation Of epcou. 'oavs,u
OF bad road and numerous oths' pl.s,
On entering the Park admir- !f0ubs
planted lear. The TOWERING a'oa w.
either side and the broad le,s, A .s q
'front.' stretching O." far as the , -.
ton OF the party for an hon., we sssa
The ladies reluctantly left the p D. a's
began the ascent OF the Bison CAM, sft ~
PINE COVERED prAk,
on either side, and the splasb;,,
their feet combined to make IN . s'is'a
grand in the extreme. Every sp,i,' 's ss
burst out from the hillside W.. Ds 'bs
and pronounced better than D.. 'srps
beverage. The party soon "us.s's b1
gang of Mormon ~raiIroaders. Ts apa
had no tender spot in their hes, me lads
class OF Gods humanity, VIII" iosa,
miserable creed, have tra.si, y! tn,
into q den OF iniquity to which ~. ImIe0 C4
inclined people noaI
POINT THE FINGER OF scoan.
Taking close observation Of nat,,,
drous works, the party moved slo,,',s
the canyon until the hour Of noon s'e
halt was called, and preparatio,'D ''
made for lunch under the pines. n. a
white cloth was spread a squa,s 'a
which, together with a cup d n;e;.N s
coffee, was soon devoured, when s4s
resumed their journey. About
the carriage slowly emerged from peAYY
yon. when the occupants behe!d thu
CITY OF THEIR DESTINATION.
In a few moments the travelersi ouDas
selves at the door OF the Windsor =
The genial proprietor, H. N. Kes,t'
coined the ladies with a gallantrvs
only to this accomplished Landlord
found the house worthy of commsn,.,
in all it's appointments. After snaa
trip was made to the famous hot AMY hl
the Boulder Valley. Here Mrs, 1E,r.ass
party met with every attention. AND Ss'
shown about the establishment h, " ca
host, VIM. Trotter. Night was Ias
preaching, consequently the sts,S \, Y
delightful resort was
NECESSARILY SHORT,
Tho ladies, though firm believer
water, could not take time for shs
but, together with the proprietor, sui,
to the dance hall and skating rink a,
bined, where Mrs. Galbraith presided a,
elegant piano while the other ladies Toni
spin around the rink on rollers. The +.
perature OF these justly celebrated suI,
Is one hundred and thirty. One NAV NJ
an egg in them in three minutes NJ
Springs are run in conjunction with A
Windsor, with free transportation bet,1
the two. A hasty good bye was said \
q short drive returned the party to h
comfortable quarters of the Windsor. /
Il SOON BECAME KNOWN
that Mrs. Meagher was in town i
numbers of her old friends called to )
respects. A visit to the Court H1
showed the county officers in comforts
quarters and possessing the ability h
disposition to be very agreeable. Ii i
wonder that a gentleman who can,
gracefully attend the ladies. as did h,
Curly, should be treading the floor d
bachelors hall. Work will soon begin
the Bozeman & Butte road-it i d
within thirty days. Travel has
ALREADY SET I N
over the above line, for the reason that,
accident policies are ISSUED by Easss
companies to those travelling through
Mullan Tunnel. Henry Nelson, a wort
and extensive stockman. says his los,
stock during last winter was not wan
mentioning. (He stacks plenty Of hayJ
number OF Butte men are employediu In
city which shows good judgment Cd th
part of Boulderites. During the evening
the ladies held an informal reception and
retired at an early hour. A heavy raj,
fell during the night. The party parU1
Of the first breakfast which was
TEMPTINGLY sERvED
and keenly relished, without tho old d
cocktail. The unwished.for hour t
parting with Mrs. Meagher was at tg.|
1t was not accompanied with the gsh d
common among the dudes and dudess 1
the present day. But the ladies bads ID
good-by and wished her God speed, h!
realizing they had entertained one Of I'd
first ladies OF the land. The distinguish
visitor, as is we'll known, is the widm
one Of the most brilliant officers Of thsha
war who was in early life CONDEMNED b
death for espousing the
CAUSE OF HIS CouNTRYMEN,
and acting in obedience to an honstm
viction, but a kind Providence spared bio
to engage once more on the side Of fredon
and liberty in his new found home. Mr.
Meagher has been somewhat Of a travels
and possesses the happy faculty Of relstil
incidents agreeably. Good-by having b'
said by Mrs. Warren to her guest, Ss
Galbraith took leave OF her old school
mate. 1T may BE- forever" The retun
trip was marked by no new development
Coffee by the brook was served to one lei
All the arrangements for the trip and tD
execution OF the same have estabhshs
Mrs. Warren as u first.class entertaiue'
On reaching Butte Mrs. Galbraith boards
the train for her home at Deer Lodge.